Assassination of Anna Politkovskaya: "A Real Investigation Will only Be Possible if the Regime Changes," Her Son Says.
42 Articles
42 Articles
This tireless opponent, journalist and investigator spent her life analyzing and denouncing the crimes of the Poutinian regime. Two decades after her murder, her work did not take a wrinkle.
Anna Politkovskaya wrote about, among other things, human rights violations in Russia and criticized Vladimir Putin.
The independent Russian journalist was killed 20 years ago: since then Putin's regime has wiped her out of public memory
Look at the date: September 19, 2006, Zavtra Gazeta, number 38. Andrej Fursov's essay comes out on the great writer and philosopher Aleksandr Zinov'ev (the author of "Cime abyssali" in Italy published by Adelphi). The title is significant: "The great opposite." It ironizes on the silovikis, the men who control the Putinian Russia: "Between the Soviet nomenklatura and [...] The article Anna Politkovskaja, the first victim of the Putin method. Twe…
For opponents of the Kremlin, his murder has set a macabre milestone in the dive into Russia's authoritarianism.
‘Anya was waiting for a bullet in the back’: Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya exposed torture and war crimes in Chechnya. Twenty years after her murder, her close friend’s daughter remembers her.
On October 7, 2006, Anna Politkovskaya, a journalist with Novaya Gazeta, was killed in the elevator of her apartment building in Moscow. Six people were convicted in connection with the murder, but her colleagues are convinced that whoever ordered the killing was never found.
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